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Alberta willing to buy Trans Mountain pipeline if necessary, premier says
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the province will buy the Trans Mountain pipeline project outright, if that's what it takes to get it built.
Higher wages in Mexico's auto sector are a long way off: ambassador
Mexico's ambassador to Canada says the drive for higher wages for auto workers in the North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations is aimed at an "aspirational" goal — one that won’t happen soon.
Pace of housing starts slowed in March compared with February: CMHC
The pace of housing starts slowed in March as the rate of new work on buildings such as apartments, townhouses and condominiums decreased, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says.
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If proposed pipeline fails, Kinder Morgan could take Canada to court
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Telecom mediator adds staff to deal with soaring complaints about Bell, Rogers, Telus and others
'80% chance' of NAFTA deal by May, Mexico says
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5 things at play in Alberta-B.C. fight over the Kinder Morgan pipeline
Canadian firms still positive about future, but some see moderation ahead: central bank
Canadian Tire expands loyalty program to cover more retail brands
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North American workers wait for raises as job growth continues: Don Pittis
No MoviePass yet, but 'Netflix for movie theatres' rival Sinemia is now in Canada
Kinder Morgan 'open to' Alberta buying a stake in Trans Mountain pipeline
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Customer says BMO ignored her plea to cap limit on joint line of credit with ex: debt more than doubles
Notley demands 'concrete action' from Ottawa to get Trans Mountain pipeline moving
What's in your water and probiotics: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
Air in a bottle? How companies sell Canadian nature
Facebook asks users if it is 'good for the world' as trust wanes
Analysis
Why starting a record label could be Spotify's best path to profit
'Held hostage': Sinclair Media Company employees signed rare contract clause
Markets sell off, Dow plunges over 700 points as wild ride continues
Why it may be a gamble to buy a Toronto-area condo as a rental investment
